Congratulations to Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov as they represent brave journalists everywhere, including student journalists, who uncover hard facts and engage in fact-based journalism.
SPLC is speaking with student editors about their love for journalism, our changing times, and how censorship connects to all of it.
The Student Press Law Center is searching for an intern to work on Student Press Freedom Day 2022: Unmute Yourself!
SPLC is speaking with student editors about their love for journalism, our changing times, and how censorship connects to all of it.
Four years after the Herald's initial records request, the college turned over documents related to 39 sexual misconduct investigations from the past decade.
On Constitution Day (and every day), we at SPLC want you to remember: the Constitution protects student press freedom.
New advisers, start the school year on the right note by following this simple advice from a veteran journalism educator.
On Friday, August 13, SPLC executive director Hadar Harris sent a letter to East End School District (Arkansas) Superintendent Heidi Wilson asking that she reprint pages which had been ripped from the Bigelow High School yearbook and distribute them to the full school community. Harris further asked that the Superintendent attach a formal written apology… Continue reading SPLC calls on Superintendent at Bigelow High School to reprint censored yearbook pages with an apology
The Student Press Law Center has submitted formal comments to the Tennessee Department of Education urging it to amend draft regulations implementing the state’s new ban on so-called “prohibited concepts" to ensure that student journalists will not be penalized under the new law. The SPLC has called upon Commissioner of Education Dr. Penny Schwinn to… Continue reading SPLC urges Tennessee to protect student media from investigation
The Student Press Law Center condemns the overt censorship of the yearbook by administrators at Bigelow High School in Arkansas.
